- Matchup: Winnipeg Jets vs Edmonton Oilers
- Date: Saturday, December 6, 2025
- Venue: Rogers Place, Edmonton, AB
- Broadcast: Sportsnet
- Betting Odds: Jets (-145) Oilers (+125)
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The Winnipeg Jets (13-12-1) will make their way to Rogers Place this Saturday to face off against the Edmonton Oilers (11-11-5). The moneyline for this matchup lists Winnipeg at -145 while Edmonton is positioned at +125. The total points for the game is set at 6.5.
In their last outing, the Winnipeg Jets fought to a 2-2 draw against the Canadiens. Winnipeg accrued 7 penalty minutes during the match but had a subpar offensive showing, managing to score just 2 goals from 31 shots, despite having one power play opportunity that went unconverted.
At even strength, the Jets have allowed 62 goals while netting 61 themselves. Winnipeg’s opponents have capitalized on 88 power-play opportunities (ranked 8th in the league), scoring 15 times. In terms of overall scoring, the Jets have found the back of the net 78 times (20th in the NHL), while conceding 77 goals. They have registered 690 shots with a shooting percentage of 11.3%. This season, the Jets have amassed 27 points, boasting a points percentage of .519. Defensively, they have faced 762 shots, achieving a save percentage of .899 and have converted 17 of 78 power-play chances for a success rate of 21.79%.
Thomas Milic is expected to guard the net for Winnipeg. In his career so far, Milic has recorded 0 quality starts, holding a quality start rate of .000. He has a save percentage of .882 over 4 minutes played, stopping 45 out of 51 shots faced. Unfortunately, he has allowed 6 goals in his brief NHL career, with a goals against average of 6.00. Milic’s record stands at 0-1-0 with one game started.
The Edmonton Oilers, in their last match, fell to the Wild by a score of 1-0. They had three power play chances but failed to convert any, managing only 33 shots on goal without scoring.
At even strength, the Oilers have netted 62 goals, complemented by 19 goals with the man advantage (ranking 9th in the NHL). They’ve attempted 766 shots (13th in the league) with a shooting efficiency of 10.57%, while allowing 715 shots. For the season, the Edmonton Oilers have tallied 81 goals, accumulating 27 points and a points percentage of .500. They’ve conceded a total of 94 goals, including 80 at even strength and 14 shorthanded. Their power-play success rate stands at 28.79%, based on 66 attempts, and they maintain an 81.08% penalty kill rate against 74 opposing power plays, with a save percentage of 86.9%.
Stuart Skinner will be the goaltender for Edmonton. Skinner holds a career record of 107-62-17 across 194 games. His quality start percentage is 54.8%, with 103 quality starts to his name. Having made 4,802 saves out of 5,312 shots, he boasts a save percentage of .904, allowing an average of 2.71 goals per game overall.
Who will emerge victorious in this NHL matchup—against the spread or on the moneyline?
Pick: Bet on Edmonton (+125)
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